Muckenburg v. Holler

The appellee was the plaintiff below. The complaint was in two paragraphs,-but inasmuch as the finding and judgment against the appellant were entirely upon the second paragraph, no very particular notice need be taken of the first, or the pleadings thereto, or the rulings of the court thereon; for whatever errors intervened in that regard could not possibly have injured the appellant.

The second paragraph- of the complaint avers, that while the appellant and the appellee were husband and wife, lawfully-married and cohabiting, he, at her request, erected upon a lot in Indianapolis, owned in…